In Morro Bay, their survival is looking hopeful ... “But, yeah, the babies are cute I suppose.” Southern sea otters — unlike their Alaskan counterparts — don’t eat fish, so Kremer ...

Local experts say the population is actually doing pretty well in Morro Bay. More than 50 sea otters were counted there both this year and last year. In 2016, that number was in the 40s.

A sea otter and her pup rest in a kelp bed in the Morro Bay Harbor near Morro Rock. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service found that southern sea otters remain a threatened species. Laura Dickinson ...

Morro Bay is known for its dramatic sights, sea otters and surfing, but there’s a hidden world under the water’s surface that is more difficult for people to explore. So, the Tribune’s ...

There is an incredible beach scene, opportunities for surfing, common sea otter sightings, unique hikes, and incredible views. If you don’t go and see what Morro Bay has to offer on a California ...

Sea otter life isn’t always about splashing in ... the surrogacy program at sites in Elkhorn Slough, Monterey Bay or Morro Bay, are closely monitored for the first two weeks after they are ...